Viktor Adler

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Viktor Adler was an Austrian physician, journalist, and politician who founded the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria and became a leading figure in the early European socialist movement.

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Victor Adler 1
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Predicate Object
instanceOf human
journalist
physician
politician
socialist
advocatedFor social reforms in Austria-Hungary
workers' rights
causeOfDeath stroke
child Friedrich Adler
countryOfCitizenship Austria
dateOfBirth 1852-06-24
dateOfDeath 1918-11-11
edited Arbeiter-Zeitung
educatedAt University of Vienna
ethnicGroup Jewish people
linked to: Jews
familyName Adler
fieldOfWork journalism
medicine
politics
founderOf Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria
givenName Viktor
hasOccupation editor
party leader
knownFor advocacy for universal suffrage in Austria
leadership in Austrian social democracy
role in early European socialist movement
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria
movement Austrian labor movement
European socialist movement
notableStudent Friedrich Adler
notableWork founding of the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria
unification of Austrian socialist and workers' organizations
occupation journalist
physician
politician
trade unionist
opposedTo Austro-Hungarian authoritarianism
partOf Second International
placeOfBirth Prague
placeOfDeath Vienna
politicalIdeology Marxism
socialism
positionHeld leader of the Social Democratic Workers' Party of Austria
religion Judaism
residence Vienna
sexOrGender male
spouse Emma Adler
workLocation Vienna

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Austrian Jews notableMember Viktor Adler
Otto Bauer influencedBy Victor Adler
linked to: Viktor Adler